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hi everyone, I m new to the forum and hope can get some help.

I m planning to take my wheels to sand blast as well as powder coat. but the problem is I need to seperate the tyres and wheel first. In my knowledge only the machine can do the job. Shall I ask a workshop to do so? and my car will stay with the wheel shop and I can get the wheels done @ the other workshop that do powder coat.

I m not too sure if there is a 1 stop workshop can process all at once.

Sorry about my English :rofl:

Cheers

Romain

Any tyre shop will be able to take the tyres off the rims no problems, but I doubt they'll be happy to have your car sitting around on stands whilst you get them powder-coated.

Your best bet would be to place the car on stands at home, then take the tyres/rims to the tyre place, have them removed the tyres, take the rims to get coated, then return to the tyre shop to have the tyres put back on, and put the rims back on your car.

hi everyone, I m new to the forum and hope can get some help.

I m planning to take my wheels to sand blast as well as powder coat. but the problem is I need to seperate the tyres and wheel first. In my knowledge only the machine can do the job. Shall I ask a workshop to do so? and my car will stay with the wheel shop and I can get the wheels done @ the other workshop that do powder coat.

I m not too sure if there is a 1 stop workshop can process all at once.

Sorry about my English :happy:

Cheers

Romain

Hi there, you should give your chosen powder-coater a call, last time I got some wheels done I dropped vehicle off at p-c's (some place in Osborne Park, Guthrie street I think) & picked up a couple of days later. All done, just sign here.

Can't hurt to ring round a few places...................

Cheers GW

Edited by 260tech

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